Question

4 + SR of 27 Divided by 2-3 SR of 27

Answer 1

hang on, need a pen

Answer 2

need the work or just the answer?

Answer 3

could you do the work?

Answer 4

\[(4+\sqrt{27})/(2-\sqrt{27})\]
multiply top and bottom by (2 + root27), then foil.

this gives you a numerator of 8+6root27+27 and a denominator of 4-27, which simplifies to a numerator of 35+6root27 over -23, which again simplifies to 35+18root3, all over -23

Answer 5

if you need more specific expl, let me know

Answer 6

wow i got something a bit different for the numerator and denominator

Answer 7

what did you get?

Answer 8

i got 8+12root27 + 2root27+81 for the numerator

Answer 9

for the denominator i got 4-9root27

Answer 10

oh, ha, that's because i didn't see the 3 in the orig problem. sorry hang on, let me do it again.

Answer 11

your numerator is correct but needs to be simplified.
your denominator is wrong - it should be 4-9*27, which is 4-81, which is -77

Answer 12

why the *?

Answer 13

that means multiply

Answer 14

the numerator simplifies down to 89+42root3

Answer 15

no i meant for the denominator

Answer 16

i know, it means its 4 minus 9times27

Answer 17

okay so hold on after i foil my number would simplify to 89+14root27. my denonimator would be 4-9*27?

Answer 18

not number, i meant numerator.

Answer 19

yes, and then that denominator is -77, and the numerator can be simplified further:
root27 is 3root3, so 14root27 is 14*3root3 which is 42root3

Answer 20

oooooh i get it. so would 89+42root3 over -77 the answer or do i simpify even more?

Answer 21

yes, that's as far as you can go. you're done!

Answer 22

Thank so much :0]

Answer 23

Thank so much :0]

Answer 24

my pleasure!